A “distributed flexibility scenario” measures the “solar land impact” in acres. The plan envisions gobbling up 277,000 acres at a cost of $385 billion. - BY C.. CORT KIRKWOOD
Preparing students and keeping them safe.'s is a reason Idaho's a national leader when it comes to responsible, effective use of AI technology in classrooms statewide. - BY DEBBIE CRTICHFIELD
The Montana DOT said on Wednesday that red dyed diesel is still illegal on Montana roads, despite a recent EO from President Trump. - BY DAILY MONTANAN STAFF
For every $1 the state collects, Washington would produce up to $2.50 less, according to a new study from Washington Policy Center and The Buckeye Institute. - BY RYAN FROST
Anthropic alleged last year that state-sponsored Chinese hackers used its AI technology to automate break-ins at roughly 30 targets worldwide, including corporations and foreign governments. - BY LANCE JOHNSON
We have the facts. We have the greatest grassroots movement already winning battles. Control building data centers and you'll control the threat of AI. - BY TOM DEWEESE
What set America apart from other lands was freedom for the individual. Freedom to work, produce, succeed and especially to keep the fruits of one’s labor.. - BY RICH LOUDENBACK
Hexagon data reveals 59% of adults are excited to work with robots, but a rising “Robot Generation” of children is far more eager for AI workplaces. - BY ADAM POND
A government that can declare anything a national-security concern can eventually declare anyone a national-security threat. ...making constitutional restraints disappear, and all of us are potential threats.- BY JOHN WHITEHEAD
Stand-up for your children, and their children. You may be ready to be a useless eater ready to be harvested, but not all of us are. - BY KATHLEEN MARQUARDT
Who are these people, and where are their ‘actual’ deepest interests in advising our national leader overseeing so many responsibilities for our welfare and protection? - BY RICH LOUDENBACK
State Sen. Daniel Zolnikov helped pass some of the nation’s strongest privacy laws a decade ago, and wants to bolster them next session. - BT MICAH DREW
An evil man with advanced-AI could design lethal pathogens, penetrate networks, manipulate populations, control autonomous weapons, disable infrastructure, or start a war without exposing himself to danger.- BY ROBERT RINGER
New warnings from within the artificial intelligence industry have revived a long-running debate over whether advanced AI could escape human control and ultimately threaten humanity’s survival,... - BY ALEX VEIGA
A national biometric ID...layered onto a nationwide vehicle-tracking camera grid, layered onto the data-center buildout... it’s infrastructure once built, watches everyone equally, indefinitely, without a warrant. - BY REBECCA TERRELL
We are in the middle of the greatest debate – and I believe possibly the greatest threat to freedom that human society has ever faced. - BY TOM DEWEESE
The politics of AI are changing as fast as the technology itself, and 2028 aspirants are struggling to articulate their vision on it... - BY HOLLY OTTERBEIN AND ALEX THOMPSON
The globalists, following the new directive of Sustainable Development changed our entire government. President Clinton gave his V.P. Al Gore the assignment to reinvent government. - BY KATHLEEN MARQUARDT
Artificial intelligence may be a turning point not merely in technology, but the long evolutionary story of life on Earth. It may force humanity to decide... - BY ERIC SPITZNAGEL